Marxist. Trade Unionist. Socialist-feminist. Author. Poet. Speaker. Tutor. RMT ex-Exec. Workers' Liberty. Autie. Bi. PUFC fan.
The inspiring story of the ‘rates rebellion’ in the impoverished East London borough of Poplar after the First World War. Published by Merlin Press, 2009.
Be inspired by over 100 years of east London women fighting for change (and winning!) Join the East End Women’s Museum and East End Sisters Uncut for an afternoon of short talks and conversations about the different ways east London … Read more
Venue: Central United Reformed Church, Sheffield With Sheffield’s Council planning to implement £50 million of cuts following the Tories’ slashing of local budgets, Workers’ Liberty, Sheffield host a talk on the heroic rebel councillors of Poplar and consider what is … Read more
Thanks to the TUC Library for asking me to write this guest blog post, published here. And for existing. Guest post on Minnie Lansbury and the WEA archive collections This guest blog post is written by Janine Booth, who recently visited … Read more
Back in 2009. Docklands publications The Wharf published this review of Janine’s book, ‘Guilty and Proud of it: Poplar’s rebel councillors and guardians 1919-1925’.
An article published in Workers’ Liberty no.66 in 2001, which turned out to be a precursor to my 2009 book, Guilty and Proud Of It. In Hackney, east London, the Labour/Tory coalition administration – the first in Britain since World War … Read more
from Solidarity 156, 30 July 2009, origianlly posted here Janine Booth’s recently published book “Guilty and Proud Of It!” is a story about how a group of socialist Labour councillors in Poplar, East London, refused to bow to the “norms” … Read more